Serie 3300 Sofa Fritz Hansen

Timeless classic: Series 3300 sofa by Fritz Hansen

The 3300 series was designed by Arne Jacobsen for the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. It radiates simple elegance and shows Jacobsen's feeling for clear lines and proportions, with which the designer creates timeless classics. The 3300 series contrasts beautifully with the organic shapes of the Egg and Swan armchairs, which were also designed especially for the Royal Hotel.

The designer was inspired for the 3300 series by a sofa that he designed for his own house in the 1940s. The design furniture is ideally suited for lounge areas in hotels or restaurants and also fits beautifully into private living spaces. Thanks to the generous choice of covers, you can design your 2 or 3-seater to match your interior!

Designer Arne Jacobsen

Arne Jacobsen already worked together with Fritz Hansen in 1934. But it was not until 1952 that he made his breakthrough with "the ant", which was followed by the well-known and popular Series 7 in 1955. Arne Jacobsen was extremely productive both as a designer and as an architect. He designed the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen at the end of the 1950s and developed the Egg, the Swan and the Series 3300 for this project.

Material and format

The Series 3300 sofa in the 2-seater version has the dimensions W 126 x D 79 x H 72 cm, the 3-seater has the dimensions W 182 x D 79 x H 72 cm. In both versions, the seat height is 36 cm and the height of the armrests is 54 cm. 

The frame is made of chromed tubular steel. The cushions made of cold foam lie on a wooden core.

The sofa by designer Arne Jacobsen can be ordered in various leather and fabric qualities and in a wide range of colours. Can't find the cover you're looking for? We will be happy to provide you with a free, non-binding offer on request!

Fabric covers

Balder: 68% virgin wool, 26% cotton, 6% nylon

Canvas: 90% virgin wool (worsted), 10% nylon

Capture: 85% wool, 15% polyamide

Christianshavn: 85% New Zealand wool, 15% polyamide

Comfort: 88% polyester, 12% nylon

Diablo: 54% viscose, 46% cotton

Divina / Divina MD / Divina Melange: 100% virgin wool

Fame: 95 % wool, 5 % polyamide

Fiord: 92% new wool (worsted), 8% nylon

Hallingdal: 70 % virgin wool, 30 % viscose

Harald: 100% cotton

Linara: 63% cotton, 37% linen

Merit: 76% recycled material (PCR), 24% polyester

Messenger: 78% recycled material (PIR), 15% polyester, 7% nylon

Mood: 92% wool, 8% polyamide

Remix: 90% virgin wool (worsted), 10% nylon

Re-Wool: 45% recycled wool, 45% virgin wool (worsted), 10% nylon

Revive: 100% recycled polyester FR

Rime: 90% virgin wool (worsted), 10% nylon

Steelcut / Steelcut Trio: 90% virgin wool (worsted), 10% nylon

Sunniva: 58% virgin wool, 25% viscose, 8% linen, 5% nylon, 4% polyester

Tonus: 90% virgin wool, 10% Helanca

Leather covers

Aura leather: thickness 1.4-1.6 mm. chrome-tanned, finished and hard-wearing surface with high lightfastness and strong grain (fulling)

Embrace leather: thickness 1.2-1.4 mm. Chrome-tanned, grained, exceptional soft aniline with special waxing for a light oily surface. Visible natural features (e.g. neck wrinkles).

Essential leather: thickness 1-1.2 mm. Chrome-tanned, slightly shiny, finished and grained surface with high durability and high light fastness.

Grace Leather: Thickness 1.2-1.4 mm. vegetable and chrome tanned aniline leather, full grain, light texture and light impregnation. Becomes lighter with use and acquires patina. Visible natural characteristics

Natural leather: thickness 1.2-1.4 mm. Vegetable-tanned, completely chrome-free natural leather without colour or protective varnish. Darkens with use and acquires a patina. Visible natural characteristics

Rustic leather: Thickness 1.2-1.4 mm. Vegetable-tanned, completely chrome-free aniline leather without protective varnish with a light impregnation and visible natural features. Becomes lighter with use and acquires a patina.